Enterprise Security Tech

At its 10th annual Converge conference this week, Tanium rolled out one of its most sweeping product waves in years — a clear sign the company is trying to cement itself as the operating system for fully autonomous IT. And if the message wasn’t obvious from the demo-heavy keynotes, CTO Matt Quinn spelled it out himself: “Tanium continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible by leveraging AI and real-time endpoint intelligence to empower organizations to move from reacti

As retailers gear up for Black Friday 2025, the threat landscape looks nothing like the bot-swarm years of the past. Instead, the biggest disruptor is the one shoppers chose to unleash: agentic commerce — the growing trend of AI agents browsing, comparing, and even purchasing on behalf of real users. It’s a seismic convenience shift. But the capabilities that turn AI into your personal bargain-hunting concierge also give fraudsters a powerful way to blend in. According to Je

As enterprises rush to operationalize agentic AI across their workflows, one truth keeps getting louder: the more powerful the agents, the more catastrophic the mistakes when safeguards fail. With Microsoft Foundry and Copilot Studio turning enterprise ideas into fully orchestrated AI workers, the demand for real-time guardrails has turned into a full-on requirement. Zenity — a fast-rising platform focused on securing and governing AI agents — thinks it has the answer. The c

Black Friday has always been a hacker’s holiday. But according to new research from Forcepoint , this year’s threats are more advanced—and more convincing—than ever. Cybercriminals are now wielding artificial intelligence to clone legitimate shopping sites, mimic trusted retailers, and launch phishing campaigns that are virtually impossible to distinguish from the real thing. Forcepoint’s Findings: AI Turns Holiday Scams into Precision Attacks Forcepoint analysts say AI has f

Anthropic’s revelation that hackers linked to China allegedly used its Claude AI system to automate attacks against roughly 30 organizations has ignited one of cybersecurity’s most polarizing debates yet: can artificial intelligence truly orchestrate espionage on its own—or is this another case of overhyped “AI panic” masking a deeper failure of model governance? The Rise of the AI Operator According to Anthropic, the attackers disguised themselves as cybersecurity researcher

As International Fraud Awareness Week begins, security leaders are warning that fraud is no longer just a numbers game—it’s a cognitive one. Across industries, a new generation of agentic AI–powered schemes is redefining what it means to deceive, forcing enterprises to rethink how they detect, authenticate, and trust in a world where machines can convincingly imitate people. “ Agentic AI is transforming the fraud landscape at an unprecedented pace, ” said Patrick Harding, Ch